pullman name came from the old rail dining car back in the day those were really popular and had nice meals. we kind of want to be one part familiar and one part unexpected but is traditional diner food fried chicken cheese burgers breakfast all day but also inovative things like a bone marrow dish that people like and chefs do a great job with specials duck and things that pop up local enough nate stated a new job last year as the iowa city downtown retail development director. we have really seen a huge uptick in demand for young professionals , early retired baby boomers that want come back and live around an urban environment like downtown iowa city. we are really make huge strides in terms of getting more diverse housing and office supplies stock on the market and different offering like a that have popped up so it attractive to more than just the students. nate enjoys trying make his hometown and better place a better place to live and really appreciates the chance to raise his family here. another great thing about living here in san diego it took an hour to get anywhere here w

in part two tomorrow i will take you to tailgate clothing and the pullman diner. that plus nates vision new retail development coordinator. lets grapple the hawkeyes held their media day this afternoon. josh has more from iowa city. for the 2nd straight year, the iowa wrestling team did not have an individual national champion, and finished 5th as a team. the hawkeyes say it's time for all of that to change. "we had 3 in the finals last year and all came in second place. that's not where we want to be. that was no one's goal. like i said, it doesn't feel good. it doesn't feel good to come up short. and, going to have to put in the work." "i don't think you can pinpoint it to one single thing. i think there's a lot of little things at this level. if it was one thing, then that'd be easy, that's what we would work on." the hawkeyes return all three national finalists from last season: thomas gilman, cory clark and brandon sorensen. four weight classes are open at wrestlers have to take ownership this year. "it's not about wearing the singlet as a member of the iowa

at the same time, washington was playing washington state in the apple cup in pullman, washington. and the coug's coug it on the palouse as the huskies run right by them, jake browng dante pettis for a 61 yard touchdown and a 21-3 lead. and the dawgs move on to the pac 12 title game with the 45-17 win. rivalry weekend in north carolina turned ugly between unc and north carolina state. after a fumble, the fight for the ball becomes a full on fight as both benches empty. after a while, order would be restored and nc state upsets the tar heels getting ready for the eagles on monday night. that's where christine michael will be making his packers debut at running back in place of eddie lacy, a player he's watched for a while. "he's a great back. he did it, i've watched eddie, even in seattle, i've watched him when he was at 'bama. always been a great runner. i'm just trying to help contribute. like i said,hopefully i can just pick up where him and james left off so whenever i get in there, just play my part." at the top of the hour, the bucks will at the bradley center and they'll be p

another game of importance to the badgers, the apple cup in pullman, washington where the huskies beat up on their rival the cougars 45-17. currently washington is ranked ahead of the badgers in the playoff rankings. they will play for the pac 12 title friday night on fox 6 against either colorado or usc. thomas senior put on the pads and played running back for south carolina state at the young age of 55. he became the oldest college football player when he ran the ball. and even though it's been almost a week, it's still special for the his son, packers linebacker joe thomas junior. "i was happy for him. it made my day to see him carry the ball like that after such a hard road to do it. after 35 years of dreaming it, you know, it finally coming to pass, it meanwhile thomas and the packers are hoping to end their 4 game skid monday night in philadelphia. that's where aaron rodgers feels it can all start to change for the better. "just feel likes it takes one. we get one under our belts and things start rolling for us, we can run the table." "offensively it's time we set the tone for t

some of the more interesting pieces that you see, like the pullman train car, that's a segregated rail car, we had to help go down thereunder there and catalog it to understand how to put simple things in it like sprinklers, electricity, mechanical systems within it so there are certain pieces that had to go into the building before the roof was on. that was very critical to the completion of the project and when you figure 60% is below grade, it was a race getting it up to ground level so we can move upwards. >> what do you hope visitors are going to take away from these history galleries? >> you know, we get this question a lot and often in comparison to the 9/11 museum which our firm designed in new york city and i think the thing that this museum benefits from is the advantage of time. 9/11 museum is a story that's been told over 15 years, where we have centuries to discuss here and i think it's a very good barometer for how we're doing as a society. >> there's a snapshot of that history

. >>> the fifth ranked washington huskies taking on 23rd ranked washington state in pullman. the huskies jump out to a 25- point half-time lead. washington puts up 25 points. thigh get their 11th -- they get their 11th win of the season. >>> some great college football on abc starting tomorrow at 10:00. number two ohio state at the horseshoe. followed by notre dame and then florida state at 6:00. phoenix suns looking for the sixth win of the season. one highlight with minnesota in town honoring the memory of chris. the t-wolves 31-10. phoenix's 12th loss of the season. the suns host the nuggets sunday. looking hosting the oilers in glendale. a 2-1 lead for the oilers. shane ties the score with the second goal of the season. the coyotes pull off a 3-2 win in the extra period. >> wow. getting up at like 7:00 tomorrow morning. big big day. >> got to get here early. >> we're going to put him to work. >>> a devil of a message. hear from the student who >>> all new at 10:00. hearing from the asu student who helped create the catchy t- shirt make arizona great again. we showed you t

that's the last time the bears were in pullman but the times have changed.hington state, they are unbeaten in pac-12 play. the cougss are ranked 23rd in multiple bowls and here's the gruff lovable mike leach on the topic. >> i don't care. if it's not that one then it's somebody else's, you know, it's everything from something this media journalist guy or some guy in a garage with a computer that he plays on a lot, you know, i mean it's going to be out there one way or the other. >>> upset alert! you bet. sweeney is upset. his bcs number 2 tigers in disstress to pitt. watson threw for 600 yards. tigers by 80. one minute left tigers up 2. panthers stop the drive, stop wayne on fourth and one so pitt got the ball back with 58 seconds. panthers in the field goal range. chris blue wit didn't blow it! 48 yards, he is the hero. pitt pulls off the upset 43-42, ending the number 2 clemson's undefeated season. >>> high school ball for ya. bishop o'dowd in the play-offs today opener against terra linda. joey deluca to quinn brennan, 42-7 at the half. dragons the number

of rivalry games the fifth ranked washington tus kis taking on -- huskies taking on the cougars in pullman. the huskies jump out to a 25- point half-time lead. washington puts up 10 points. the huskies get the 11th win of the season with a win over rivals washington state. >> they're really good this 11 win teams. >> i worry for them because no one wants to be the loser of the biggest loser game. that's not good. >> two years ago they were 9-2. >> and high hopes for this year too. >> disappointing for sure. >>> not our forecast though. >> great down there for the game tonight. they'll be in the 60s for us. 73 clouds increase late tonight. wind around five to 15 miles per hour. we increase cloud cover. mostly cloudy skies by tomorrow afternoon. we'll have a few breezes around 15 miles per hour. the winds begin to pick up through late tomorrow night into sunday as a storm system approaches. here's what it looks like. tomorrow night southwest winds picking up between 10 and 20 miles per hour. some gusts at 30. higher terrain expecting stronger winds. south southwesterly direction. sustained.

dave pullman, our weather watcher in west arvada is coming in at 28 degrees. over the northern part of colorado, we have a little bit of high cloudiness pushing through. so we'll start out with a few clouds this morning, but the sun will be breaking out as we go through the day. here's a look at the forecast now. 37 at 9:00 a.m. it will be breezy today as well, 57 at noon. cloudy skies. we'll be about 61 degrees. so a pretty nice -- a little breezy from time to time. but already winter storm watches are set for sunday into monday in some of the mountains. some areas could see a foot or more of snow, and we might even see some snow here in denver before everything is all said and done. . >> thanks, dave. >>> a state trooper is honored after he was killed along i-25 yesterday afternoon. the death of co reminder about the importance of moving over and slowing down so law enforcement can safely do their job. melissa garcia tells us about the deadly crash investigation in castle rock. . >> really good kid, good family man. >> reporter: hearts are broken as a commun

and tonight, cal battles washington state in pullman. 7:30 p.m.t on our sister network, espn. >>> stanford tipped off the new season overseas against harvard. here's larry beil with highlights in this mornings sports. >>> good morning everybody. college beautiful season is here, stanford went all the way to china to open their season against harvard. first game for new head coach, jared haas. welcome to shanghai, 14 million people. christian sanders, read travis, stanford up 9, inside against to travis, 24 points, 17 boards, yao ming says i like that. throwing it down. plus the foul, lead cut to 3. humphrey, stanford pulls away, he had 15 points, marcus allen, a lot of jams in these highlights, cardinals travel 6,000 miles to win their opener. >>> back in the bay, cal opening up at home against south dakota state, the jackrabbits. sam singer, knocks it away. the hoop, the foul, bears up 9 early. later in the first half, roger, with the steal. with authority. senior head 12. singer, jabari bird at 13 points. up a dozen at the break, and singer was

dave pullman and west are banner -- west are banner, 32 there. we have a little bit of rain /snow developing over the northeast. we could see that pop them in denver it is already snowing just on the west side of the border after idaho springs. as you said, breckenridge picking up some snow there. they could see up to six they could see up to 6-12 inches of snow there. in steamboat, they'll, telluride, by the time we get to monday night -- in steamboat , they'll, telluride, a lot of moisture -- moisture flowing into there. from denver into the northeast, we could see a little quick everything is coming from the west. when we see that, we do not get a strong upslope endeavor. not a lot of accumulation here. a lot of cloud cover, i should say, and maybe a spit of rain or snow going on and it will get out of here by this afternoon. the snow stays in the mountains all day long all the way through tomorrow morning. for us tomorrow, we will be mostly cloudy around here in cooler. the cooling trend will continue to roll onto the week ahead. at into that

the summer of 1941, the leading black voice in the labor movement is the head of the pullman porter union. massivethe threat of a march on washington by black workers to pressure the white house and to taking some steps to open up jobs in the defense industry to african-americans. as american industries were shifting toward wartime production, hundreds of thousands of whites were finding high paid jobs in this industry, whites who were not going off to fight. they were so lucrative that they were pulling their families out of the depression. but more than half of employers were using more related goods in 1941 and refused to hire african-americans at all. and the other half only hired blacks in lower-level, unskilled positions. defenselph's view, the jobs offered the best chance for advancement for blacks in a generation. it came with advancement, an opportunity to be trained in new skills. these were jobs worth fighting for. randolph launched a march on washington movement. organizers for the march canvassed in black churches, they went into stores and pool halls, wherever they could fin

this one's from corey pullman. hey, jimmy, we never really get to see your socks on the show. what kind of socks are you wearing today? that's a good question. today, actually, i'm wearing some plain black socks. [ laughter and applause ] just normal -- normal variety that you just probably get at the store or whatever. [ light laughter ] >> steve: a lot of production torture. >> steve: who's this one from? >> jimmy: it's from mike ronaldo. hey, jimmy, i heard don francisco from "sabado gigante" is now on telemundo doing a show on sunday nights titled, "don francisco te invita." you should have him on your show. i mean i love don francisco. he's a legend. i'd love to have him on, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] but unfortunately, there's no way to get him here right now. [ audience aws ] i'm sorry. well, there is one way. legend has it that he can be summoned through the power of song. i can give it a try. [ cheers and applause ] ? ? to all the girls i've loved before i'm glad they came along ? ? i dedicate this song to all the girls i've loved before ? >> jimmy: ladies and gent

that's the last time the bears were in pullman but the times have changed. washington state, they are unbeaten in pac-12 play. the cougs are ranked 23rd in multiple polls and here's the gruff lovable mike leach on the topic. >> i don't care. if it's not that one then it's somebody else's, you know, it's everything from something this media journalist guy or some guy in a garage with a computer that he plays on a lot, you know, i mean it's going to be out there one way or the other. >>> all right. so just to catch you up to date, clemson the number 2 team in the nation they have lost, alabama won, washington huskies are losing at usc and michigan currently winning over iowa. so it could be a little shake- up. >> all right. stay tuned later on. thank you, vern. >>> well, it is one of california's natural wonders and it's in jeopardy. still to come, the team of scientists on a global mission to save the giant sequoias by cloning them. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mighty sequoias are still standing. met a team of >>> the sierra is home to some of the biggest trees on ear

huskies trying to cope their national title hopes alive as well as ruining senior day for the cougs in pullmanter u-dub up 14- 33. jake browning from folsom california hits pettitte for the 61-yard score one of three touchdowns for browning on the day. washington blows out washington state 45-17. they win the north division. they play either colorado or usc in the pac-12 title game. >>> michigan plays ohio state tomorrow with plenty on the life. the loser is knocked out of the play-off picture and jim harbaugh has been like this before as a wolverines quarterback 30 years ago. >> we'll win. there's no doubt about that. >> okay. so no guarantees this time around from harbaugh but he is under the skin of the buckeye fans. in his two seasons back in ann arbor. >> down there some people say you're crazy like a fox. some people say you're just crazy. but they all say you're progressive. how would you describe who you are to ohioans? >> not crazy. [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't. >>> stanford and florida taking on indiana state. the cardinal up three. indiana state's scott steps back and hits the three t

it was the only place the pullman porters could stay when they came off of the railroad lines after work out my dreams around urban planning. i think there are other tracks that folks can actually take. so it is not just taking a kid to a park and then having them maybe think about a career but there are folks who are actually active in universities who are interested in careers but not necessarily knowing about the national parks service as an option. so i'm wondering if the -- and then the building i was affiliated with was actually on the national register of historic places. that's how i then found out about the historic tax credit program, became more interested, worked on mormon umts ae monume when i got a chance to apply for the park service, i'm here now. are there other programs where the workforce is right there waiting that it is connecting people to people and the park p programs. that's my question. >> analysts? carol? >> yes, there are. en reggie, thanks for asking that question. we have folks in the front row that run some wonderful programs bringing college students and g

the leading voice -- the leading black voice in the labor movement, a philip randolph, head of the pullman porter union, uses the threat of a massive march on washington black workers to pressure the white house to take steps to open jobs in the defense industry to african-americans. industries were shifting towards wartime production, hundreds of thousands of white were finding relatively paid jobs in defense industry, jobs that were so lucrative that they were pulling their families out of the depression. but more than half of employers producing war related goods in 1941 refused to hire any black employees at all. half of them. and the other half, most of the other half, only hired like employees at very low levels -- only hired black employees at very low levels. defense industry jobs offered the best opportunity for black economic job that have been seen in a generation. vacate high wages, -- a paid high wages, union representation, the ability to be trained in new skills. were jobs worth fighting for. the march onched washington movement. organizers marched, they went to stores, pool

phillip randal, the head of the pullm pullman/porter union, pressures the white house into taking steps to open up jobs in the defense industry to african-americans. as american industries were shifting toward war time production, hundreds of thousands of whites were finding relatively highly paid jobs in the defense industry, whites not going out to fight, actually were so lucrative in the context of the time that they were pulling their families out of the depression. more than half were producing war related goods in 1941 refused to hire black employees at all. half of them. the other half only hired in very low level, unskilled positions. randolph's point of view, defense industry offered the best opportunity for black economic advancement that had been seen in a generation. they paid high wages. they came with benefits. union representation. these were jobs worth fighting for. he launched the march on washington movement. organize organizers canvassed where ever they could find people. by early summer of 1941, 250,000 upset african-american workers marching on the white house becam

you can see the bravery of homer plessy against the backdrop of the pullman railroad car on display.tes only first class compartment. but when the conductor came to collect his ticket, homer plessy announced that under louisiana law, he was a black man. and he set in process the test case challenging jim crow laws. a test that the supreme court would fail. and you can grasp the wrenching dilemma facing oliver and leolah brown. in the photograph of five young african-american women outside their segregated school. how do you balance a hope for a better life for your 11-year-old daughter against real fear for her personal safety? but oliver and leola brown were people of strong faith. he was assistant pastor at his church. together, they made the choice to enrollin da in the whites only school. and together, they changed the world. you can read the court's decision in dred scott versus sanford, in plessy versus ferguson, and in brown versus board of education. and learn what the court held. but if you want to know what those cases were about, you need to meet dred and harriet scott. pl

philip randolph, head of the pullman porter union. he uses the threat of a massive march on washington by black workers to pressure the white house into taking some steps to open up jobs in the defense industry to african-americans. as american industries were shifting toward wartime production, hundreds of thousands of whites were finding relatively highly paid jobs in the defense industry. whites who were not going off to fight. jobs that actually were so lucrative in the context of the time that they were pulling their families out of the depression, but more than half of employers producing war-related goods in 1941 refused to hire any black employees at all. half of them. and the other half, most of the other half only hired black employees in very low level, unskilled positions. from randolph's point of view, defense industry jobs offered the best opportunity for black economic advancement that had been seen in a generation. it paid high wages, they came with benefits, union representation, they offered an opportunity to be trai

[applause] gina pullman was john henry day and then i started working with bill thomas.ure it's like a zombie book, sort of black hawk down meets -- and his like just write it and will do it and that has always been the case. no matter what idea would come up with he's always going to get it out there and publish it incredibly no matter what it is. i just remember handing a book to him hundred pages last summer and he was like, very excited and i don't want to mess up the next hundred pages, don't mess it up. i. i don't want to let bill down. so thank you for all of your faith over the years, it has meant a lot. to write stuff out there and have someone in your corner like bill is a rare thing. thank you sir. [applause] my daughter maddie has been home watching on the screen screen, maddie, you're 12 years 12 years old, i really started living the day you are born, thank thank you for your ongoing gift to my life. [applause] beckett's three, i don't know who you are yet, i'm excited to find out. [applause] but it is so much fun watching shows with you and you have all th

over in arvada our weather watcher dave pullman is reporting 29 this morning. current temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees colder than we were at this time yesterday. enough that you will notice a difference. the opposite will be true this afternoon. about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. meanwhile, yesterday's storm systems moving to the east that way. snow back in our mountains ,, ,, ? >>> a butterball turkey top flyin', this is steve. how can i help you? >> oh, i hope you can. this is really a question about stuffing. if i -- >> okay. do you call it stuffing or dressing? >> i call it stuffing. >> okay. wrong answer. bye-bye! delta o'hare tower. i need you to go to 300 feet and level off. stay in a holding pattern. >> hello? >> this is carol. welcome to the turkey top line. >> how long should i cook it? >> a long time. >> they call you an expert. >> well, that is just marketing. that. go, stephen, colbert. >> mostly marketing. cook it a long time. >> is it well done? >> hold at 2,000. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half